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Hi all, This is recap of previous posts about power off button in DSM 5.2 (specifically 5592.4). Thanks to thordrid http://xpenology.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=889&start=90#p38581 and cartman http://xpenology.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=889&start=90#p38596 You have to unpack acpi-button-dsm5.2.tgz to root directory and reboot the dsm. Then it should power off from button. Tested on DSM 5.2-5592.4 on Proxmox. Steps to unpack: 1. download file acpi-button-dsm5.2.tgz https://www.dropbox.com/s/6rcuignyxsxrekh/acpi-button-dsm5.2.tgz?dl=0 2. enter to DSM console (directly or by ssh) and type following cd / tar zxvf /volume1/path_to_downloaded_files/acpi-button-dsm5.2.tgz What was changed: I took the files from my previous post http://xpenology.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=889&start=80#p26001 and files from thordrid's post, apply changes from cartman's post, moved button.ko loading from /etc/rc to S10modules_evdev.sh and removed /etc/rc, so no need to manually edit it (as it was in my old post).

I saw in wiki the sources to https://github.com/andy928/xpenology is outdated as well as in sancom's site: http://nanoboot.eu.org/source Where can I find dev. sources of latest XPEnoboot 5.2-5565.2? I would like to re-compile kernel with different options? I'm trying to figuring out the following problem: I have a proxmox and xpenology running in a virtual machine (kvm). The shutdown event which is normally propagating to virtual machine as ACPI button power off is not working under XPEnoboot 5.2-5565.2, whereas it's working perfectly on Nanoboot DSM-5.0-4528.

Hi, I also long time searching for this problem - proxmox shutdown xpenology. Check my post at this link: http://xpenology.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=889&start=80#p26001

Hi all, I got button shutdown working on DSM_DS3612xs_4528 under proxmox. I didn't check on bare-metal, but I think it should work as well. This method is based on darkest_star's message. I cross-compiled acpid 2 for DSM_DS3612xs_4528 with nanoboot NB_x64_5032_DSM_50-4528. Download acpi-button.tgz in the attachment. All files you can extract, except /etc/rc. It's ok to overwrite it you have exactly same version of DSM. Otherwise, just look at the bottom of /etc/rc in the archive and before "exit 0" you will find there # This is to get acpi button working SYNOLoadModules "button" which you have to add to your /etc/rc After reboot it should work. acpi-button.tgz

It may be IPMI. In my configuration with asrock E3C226D2I m/b, ESXi pulls CPU all the time till I switch off IPMI sensors. Quotation from amazon review: